Behind the scenes, Bo Bichette and the Blue Jays had grown apart. The Mets caught a break
January 22, 2026
Behind the scenes, Bo Bichette and the Blue Jays had grown apart. The Mets caught a break
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The clowns over in Jays Reddit had a hard time believing this lol.
NGL, Bichette was the FA that scared me the most this off-season. So much variance for a player who was going to have to move down the defense spectrum. Seems like a very Meta signing and that the Jays dodged a bullet.
“Growing apart“ is like a former church couple trying to explain their divorce publicly without letting the demons out 😂
Are Jays fans really going to try to slander this man when he nearly had the series winning 3 run bomb on one good leg against Shohei in Game 7?
Im more surprised that the jays read the free agency room so wrong going for long term contracts instead of the high aav deals with opt outs.
“that had zilch to do with management team crafting (almost in spite of it) arising entirely from the zeitgeist of that clubhouse, a one-time phenomenon that can’t be replicated.”
So the perfectly aligned clubhouse of guys who matched each others strengths and outperformed all expectations had nothing to do with the managerial decisions that bought them together? What a dumb fucking article. Just wild speculation.
6 comments
The clowns over in Jays Reddit had a hard time believing this lol.
NGL, Bichette was the FA that scared me the most this off-season. So much variance for a player who was going to have to move down the defense spectrum. Seems like a very Meta signing and that the Jays dodged a bullet.
“Growing apart“ is like a former church couple trying to explain their divorce publicly without letting the demons out 😂
Are Jays fans really going to try to slander this man when he nearly had the series winning 3 run bomb on one good leg against Shohei in Game 7?
Im more surprised that the jays read the free agency room so wrong going for long term contracts instead of the high aav deals with opt outs.
“that had zilch to do with management team crafting (almost in spite of it) arising entirely from the zeitgeist of that clubhouse, a one-time phenomenon that can’t be replicated.”
So the perfectly aligned clubhouse of guys who matched each others strengths and outperformed all expectations had nothing to do with the managerial decisions that bought them together? What a dumb fucking article. Just wild speculation.